Hi all,
Some of you may remember me, some of you may not; I posted on here for a while around a year ago while I was negotiating a fairly traumatic period of my life. I was diagnosed with Crohns when I was around 14, but wasn't aware that it was a chronic or problematic illness, as the only symptom I displayed was Orofacial Granulomatosis, a swelling of the lips and mouth common to Crohns Disease. After realising that you were meant to be monitored for Crohns I went to a GI and got myself checked out and to their surprise my innards all looked "pristine". I was told to go away for a year.
I've been away from this forum since, finding it helped me stop freaking out about Crohn's each and every day. I've still been reading, but have refused to log in since my last appointment. I intend to do the same thing after this appointment (Thursday) but thought i'd take the opportunity in the run up to see how everyone is doing?
Jordan
Some of you may remember me, some of you may not; I posted on here for a while around a year ago while I was negotiating a fairly traumatic period of my life. I was diagnosed with Crohns when I was around 14, but wasn't aware that it was a chronic or problematic illness, as the only symptom I displayed was Orofacial Granulomatosis, a swelling of the lips and mouth common to Crohns Disease. After realising that you were meant to be monitored for Crohns I went to a GI and got myself checked out and to their surprise my innards all looked "pristine". I was told to go away for a year.
I've been away from this forum since, finding it helped me stop freaking out about Crohn's each and every day. I've still been reading, but have refused to log in since my last appointment. I intend to do the same thing after this appointment (Thursday) but thought i'd take the opportunity in the run up to see how everyone is doing?
Jordan